What is the purpose of a cryogenic freezer?
Cryogenic freezers are designed to store biological materials like cells, tissues, and other samples at extremely low temperatures to preserve their viability and integrity for long-term storage.
What temperature range does the cryogenic freezer maintain?
Our cryogenic freezers maintain a temperature range of -140°C to -150°C, which is ideal for storing sensitive biological materials safely.
How do cryogenic freezers ensure sample safety?
Cryogenic freezers maintain ultra-low temperatures consistently, preventing the degradation or damage of stored samples. This temperature stability is essential for maintaining the integrity of biological materials over extended periods.
Can I store human cells in these freezers?
Yes, cryogenic freezers are specifically designed to store a variety of biological materials, including human cells, for research and medical purposes.
How do I know if a cryogenic freezer is right for my storage needs?
Cryogenic freezers are ideal if you need to store biological samples that require ultra-low temperatures for preservation, such as stem cells, embryos, or research samples. The temperature range of -140°C to -150°C ensures the preservation of delicate biological materials.
Are cryogenic freezers energy-efficient?
Yes, modern cryogenic freezers are designed with energy efficiency in mind, utilizing advanced insulation and refrigeration systems to maintain low temperatures while minimizing power consumption.
How long can biological samples be stored in a cryogenic freezer?
Samples can be stored in cryogenic freezers for extended periods, from months to years, depending on the type of biological material and the maintenance of the freezer's temperature stability.
Do I need to monitor the temperature constantly?
While cryogenic freezers are designed to maintain stable temperatures, it's important to regularly check temperature logs and have alarms or monitoring systems in place for added safety, ensuring that temperatures remain within the required range.
Can I use a cryogenic freezer for other types of samples apart from biological materials?
While cryogenic freezers are primarily used for biological samples, they can also be used for storing other materials that require ultra-low temperatures, depending on your specific needs.
How do I maintain my cryogenic freezer?
Regular maintenance involves ensuring the freezer is clean, checking the temperature controls, inspecting seals, and following the manufacturer's guidelines for optimal performance and longevity.